In the early period of Egypt, the Egyptians thought that they need something to sort the problems going around the country to stop. So they found a solution to this problem which is leadership. Leadership is the most needed source that will keep this country safe and fair. First of all, the government in Egypt is very strict about their rules. The type of government rules are ruled by the god and goddesses. So the god and goddesses control the government and made this country a balance, successful, and prosperous country. Next, the most important of all is the Pharaoh. The Pharaohs are women dressed like a man to rule Egypt. The Pharaoh ruled people’s fate and law. Finally, the king of Egypt has the power after the Pharaoh. The king of Egypt is also the chief priest and empire military leader. The king and the citizen believed that everyone has the right to get justice. This is how the leadership began in the Ancient Egypt.
In the early period of Egypt, the Egyptians thought that they need something to sort the problems going around the country to stop. So they found a solution to this problem which is leadership. Leadership is the most needed source that will keep this country safe and fair. First of all, the government in Egypt is very strict about their rules. The type of government rules are ruled by the god and goddesses. So the god and goddesses control the government and made this country a balance, successful, and prosperous country. Next, the most important of all is the Pharaoh. The Pharaohs are women dressed like a man to rule Egypt. The Pharaoh ruled people’s fate and law. Finally, the king of Egypt has the power after the Pharaoh. The king of Egypt is also the chief priest and empire military leader. The king and the citizen believed that everyone has the right to get justice. This is how the leadership began in the Ancient Egypt.
Links:
Wikipedia: Ancient Egypt
Ancient Egypt Leadership
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